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Lot`s of good info and great link,thanks. I noticed some of these have white Shaker with black color for air intakes. Since i have white decals,white interiour,i hope it would not be all wrong having the shaker white? Going to drop the trunk spoiler.

Since i never will get it perfect i wanted to at least try make it look stock

I had to give up because several of the buttons dont work. Also,the international order button was dead.

Thank you guys. One more,what is the diffrence between a Barracuda and a Cuda?

Hey. Working on Revell 71 Hemi Cuda and have used internet some to try find referance photos. Thing is,it got me very confused because some cars have plated bumpers,other again have body color bumpers. Then there is the shaker,some have black,some have dark grey. Some cars have body color grill except for air-intake,other have the whole area including around the headlights grey. Then there is the wing,some have it and some dont. Also for the area at the rear panel around the taillights,some have flat black,some have grey. Are these diffrences based on options from factory since some are hight end actuion cars?

I hear there are plans of one these beauty`s. The fintail is already avaliable.

Sure looks wild

Oh wow how i would love to have that AMG SLC These old AMG Benz cars was and still are very pop in Japan. Trans Am is sweet too.

57 Buick. 57 Oldsmobile. 53,54-55-56-57 Cadillac`s. 50 Pontiac Fastback. 50 Lincoln. 57 Mercedes SLS. 57 Lancia Aurelia. 57 Lancia B20. 50s Maserati A6G Zagato.

X 2. I have bought over 40 kit`s and only one of them where not as i hoped for,a chrushed box. But this is not the sellers fault.

Sure look nice. What are the most visual diffrence between the R/T and base version?

Thanks guys. The kit/conversion pictured over here is not the one i did see on Ebay,this from missing link look great. I did see the real deal a couple of days ago,dark green with redlines and i think it was an 440. What a beauty!

Monogram 59 Cadillac Eldorado Seville. AMT 62 Chevrolet 409 "bubble top". Revell 70 Pontiac T/A. Mr Hobby 170ml Super clear gloss. Tamyia 180ml grey primer. Tamyia putty basic type 32g. 4 pre-drilled distributors. Top Studio hose clamps for 1:24-1:25 Scale Production radiator hose. Been searching over a year for an unbuilt and sealed 59 Seville so i`m kinda happy about finally getting it.

Does anyone offer conversion to make the 69 into 70 model? It would be best if the bumpers are ready to put on since i have no experience with alclad. I noticed a conversion on ebay,but it looked a little rough,and also you will have to crome it yourself. Thanks in advance.

Nice choice of color

I used a super sharp scalpel to peel off decals on an old AAR Cuda. No force was used to be sure i did not peel the plastic,it worked out nice.

Would really love to see they`re collection of 1949 and 1950 Cadillac`s. Also if they have any redline tires.

The problem is when some product say custom. I would have to imagine how it look in my head. Let`s just say this have stopped me from buying. Not because i doubt the quality,but because i have no idea what it looks like.

I wish they used pictures on they`re website. As for me,i would never buy anything when i dont even have a idea how it looks. The stuff they offer look very nice on the pictures. Personally i have no problem with the price,because i`d rather spend some on a quality body/kit that need little or less work over some kit half the price wich need a week prep just to fit and be ready for paint,to put it on a edge.

Thanks all for great suggestions. These kit-blowers i think would be to old,like 50-60s style,and i am looking for more modern ones (I should have pointed this out) But,it`s good to know for maby later projects. PM answered Mike.

Thanks. Do you have a picture of what the box look like?

Got the LS7 today with some other stuff. Excelent stuff and great customer service.

Is there anyone who makes these types of blowers in resin for scale 1:24 - 1:25 ?

Very cool car,going to follow this build This 1,5 liter v12 must have sound incredible at 11000rpm back in the 60s.